REL1GI OUS
First Christian church: Bible school
at 10 a. m., Y. P. S. C. E. at 6:30 p.
m. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.
m. Mornins theme. "Our Model as a
church:" evening "What is Man to
have the Attention of God?"
At the Consreerational church tomor
row evening the pastor will preach the
third sermon in the series of sermons
on creat naintines illustrative or lm
portant scenes and events in the life
and work of Jesus. A reproduction of
one of Hofmann's greatest paintings
will be presented to each person in at
tendance. There will be special vocal
and instrumental music.
At the First Presbyterian church to
morrow night Prof. Fechter and full
orchestra will play selections and other
special music provided. 1
M. E. church: Preaching at 10:30
a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by the pastor Rev.
J. W. McDougal. Sunday school 11:45
a. m., Epworth League and Intermed
iate League 6:30 p. m. All are wel
come. Congregational church, cor 4th and
Ferry, Rev. G. W. Nelson pastor.
PreacHing services 10:30 a. m. and 7:30
p.m. Sunday school 11:45 a. m. Y.
P. S. C. E. 6:45 p. m. Midweek prayer
and praise service Thursday 7:30 p. m.
All invited and welcome.
Evangelical Church, cor. 4th and Ly
on streets. Sunday school 10 a. m.
Preaching every Sunday at 11 a. m.
and at 7:30 p. m.. Prayer meeting ev
ery iharstlay evening r.sv. r. w. u
mar, pastor.
BantiBt church. Services at the us-
nl hmirn nrpn.- hino' bv the Dastor,
Rev. S. A. Douglas. Sabbath school at
rlnaa nf mnrninir service. B. Y. P. b.
at 6:45. Midweek prayer service Thus
dav 7:45 d. m. All are invited to be
present at these services.
firs' Presbyterian cbu'ch.oor. Broad7
albin and Fifth streets. Public worship
and preaching at 10:30 a. m. and 7:80 p
m. Sunday eunool at 11 :45 a. m. V. P.
8.0. E. 0:30 p. in. Prayer meeting
Tborsday evening 7:30. All ars cord
ially inyiled to the services. .
Preaching at the Cumberland PreBby
terian church morning and evening bf
tha pastor, Ksv. Walker.
St Mary's Catholic Church. Very
Rev Louis Metayer Kecinr and Dean.
Sunday High Mass and Sermon at 10:30
am. Sunday School at the Academy at
3pm Veapara sad evaning prayers
Benediction at 7:30. Daily Service Low
Mass 7am every morning.
Christian and missionary alliance
meeting every Sabbath alternoon at 3
l-.. m. at the W. O. T. V. Uall. All are
iuvited
St. Peiera Episcopal church earner 7'b
and Lyon tot : Service) on Sunday at
U a. m. and 7:30 r. m.
V. P. church: Preaching by the paB
tor Rev. White at 10:30 and 7:30. Sab
bath, school 11:45, Junior Endeavor,
$ :30; Senior Endeavor 6:30,
HAYES MUSIC SCHOOL
Highest grade instructions on Violin,
Voice, Piano, Mandolin and Guitar.
Select music furnished for balls, parties
etc. at lowest price. Call or address
Sidney Hayes,y06 E 4th St.
SUFFERED' 15 YEARS
Wil li &YSl'EP3IA.
I have been a sufferer for the last 15
years with Dyspepsia and have tried
every romed; available and also many
doctors, but found no relief until I pai
chnBed a 25 cent packnuo of Ackers Ovs
ieyisln lnblets, which liolped me im
inuilia'ely nnil two bnxes entirely cured.
HopiuK 1 miy beuelit somo other suffer
r, 1 ank you to mihlUU this Thumas
II Sm.m.wi.oop, 145 Buutli Mocbaiiin St
printflluld, Ohio, For salo by foshny
& Milfoil.
Senu to W . II. UooKitu & Oo.,Bufflo,
N. V., fur n free trial pack&. (Nolli
tiiu. Like I'hcni.)
Bargains
In Farm Lands, Timber Lands and
Ulty Proportr call on or write
8 tJ STEISLEAOO.
Albany
MONARCH LODliK NO. 18.-Inde-pendent
Order of Lions meets every
Saturday eve. in G. A. K. Hall. Vis
iting members cordially invited.
I. M. Shahs, K. T. 1'hice,
Sec. Pres.
a. i). U. V. iituif Ljdnc No. 13 meet
uvery Mouday evening at tlieir bull in
A O. U. VV. Temple on Firnt Btreot,
Albany. Strnngers in tht- Mty and
transient brethren cordially invilod to
ttttend.
VOODMEN OF TrlK WOKLl). alU
nnj Camp No. 1W P. J. W. W. rmwt
in Hall Foster Ulock every Kridaj
uvonuitf .
Mamiinita Circle meets 1st and
Sril
Momtnys.
Visitiug neighbors welcomed.
Ul.KM M JUNKIN, O. 0
L . li, Rwn, Clerk,
THE K. O. T. M. .
avery Saturday evonins at K. O, T, M
ball, Visiting Knightu nvitcd.
J.Hamim., , tluininHodor
OOOKC L1HEHTY, No. 2a, Forester n
America, niHte at Mnceabee hall nvrrf
Tnenlny eveciuiiat H o'clock, Vlai iiif
brothers cordiallv Invited to attnl.
M, V. Hays,, Chief Kani.
), J, DmmiiiU.K, fiuancialSecretary.
CITY TREASUREnS NOTICE
Cm.l No. B.
Notice Is he.eliy xiven that Innds ara
Di iniid ta pay oity warrants No.415 to
W mclusive 0! the Issne o( 1902.
Interest on 'd warrants will cease
wltn the dale ol this notice.
Albany, Or., ent. S, 1 HO4 .
y: H. B.Ousim.'Jlty l'reaBurer.
IN ALBANY.
People Who Come and Go.
Arthur J. Heniman, S. F.
H. M. Schiller, N. Y.
H. A. Forbes, S. F.
L. Pelton, Chicago.
J. M. Woodruff, Portland.
L. M. Shott, Butte.
C. E. Robinson, Mt Tabor.
Henry Bloom, S. F.
J. N. Patterson, Shedd.
F. J. Spencer, "
Ed Kellenberger, Lebanon.
J H. Watson, Desmoines.
Laurence Farrell, Tacoma.
Oakville.
The election here was a very quiet
affair. Some of our farmers were to
busy to vote while fourteen voters
from other precincts swore in their
votes. With many others were well
pleased with the local option vote of
our precinct.
We visited the city of Corvallis last
Wednesday and were suprised at the
1 VJa InmiiroH the PAIIAC
sujeiuu aaumt " - .
i : woo tnM "r.ha cnuntv
went dry" but before leaving the city
we learned that some of the saloon men
were coming over into our precinct to
put up a saloon, but we informed them
that our precinct "went dry" also.
Stock is fat on the pastures.
Probably two or more weddings be
fore the month closes. Leap year is
all right.
The game birds are getting scarce
and the farmers are covering their
fence posts with trespass notices.
Three new houses and a new barn on
Willamette street this summer. Dan
Whyte, A. Y. Smith and A. M. Smith
have each put up a new house and J.
M. Pinkerton a new barn. j
Mr. Eagy's team took a lively spin
last Tuesday. After running some dis-1
tence one fell and was dragged ana
bruised, I
Our rural telephone company is still
; : ...tiinli mnir t-n inn ira Imp.
discussing which way to run its line,
Bome wanted to connect with Oi-rvallis,
but more want to extend the line to
Albany. LITTLE KOSE BUD.
The Modern Woodmen of America
i..iw.ment has been
skipbped,thi3 iafour assessments for the
year, there being no assessment for
either October or November, and still
there is a surplus in the beneficiary
fnnrf nf nenrlv one million dollars, all
death claims paid and money enough m
iu n nau tho nevt. two
months death claims, and only eight
assessments levied during the year,
rhfir order in the
United States that can show sucn a
record
The Modern Woodmen of America is
the largest as well as the strongest
order of. its kind in the world today,
There is over seven hundred and fifty
thousand members in good standing,
almost double that of any other in the
U. S. is doing business in every state
that has a low death rate, and its mem-
hfirshin is increasing at a rapid rate,
there is about six thousand members in
r 1 nUm.l- n!na Sdf nf OVQPV
fBn rinw nennlo that come to this state
are members of this great order. The
rate3 for carrying protection in this
great and progressive order is as low aa
anyorder doing business in the United
States, and yet it only requires eight
assessments per year to pay all death
claims and still have a large surplus in
Thnse facts vou snould
take into consideration when you desire i
to ioin a beneliciury order to protect i
your loved ones.
Albany Camp No. 54G5 of this city
has a membership of l.iO of the health-
lest yonng men oi me city auu sui-
rounding country, and is growing at
w.nf;.v Tlinw TTippr. in their
own hall in the Oregon Bank Building
every second and fourth Wednesday.
Visiting members always welcome
'Tisn't sale to be a d,y without Dr.
Thomas' Kbctric Oil in the honnp.
N -ver can toll what moment , an accid
ent is itoing lo happen.
. 1
Look over our table of bargains in
china and glassware.
tj. li,. BiiowNbLL.
V"-k. r - i i .- r
Lj I 1 tC V yj i IS U Y . I
Mrs. N. F. Robinson has returned to
Albany. She will be pleased to meet
her old patrons and many new ones,
at 4:10 W 2nd street. nl2
1LBANY opbka housb
Friday Evening. Nov. 18
Monster benefit for the Albany Foot
Ball Team given by the young ladies
of the College.
"THE MISKIN BEE"
Directed by Clara Louise Thompson
(iO Local Ainateur3 in the Cast B0
Introducing Latest Songs,
Clever Specialties,
Original Dances,
Society Cake Walk Now
Pretty Girls,
Special Scenery.
Written for Laughing Purposes
Popular Prices.
Only.
WECAN ANDDO
guarantee Acker's I:nniiHh Remedy
tor U ivas boon uliy diHooiiB'ra'etl that
it is superior to all other perpuna for
CoukIis, Colds and Consum tinn. I, is
beven. I qunstiun the urpn'eBtof all mod
cm eiuidies. It will slop a coti).'l a!
nuy lime and cure ttw worst cold In
.u-uWn Intnr.. A t Ant v-.tiv. rami h. trln
mRV ,,,Vl. )0n one liundriil col'are in
,(o0ior hilln. We hava bjcIi con 111, nee
In this sreat nieiiuine that we sell cveri
hitlle on a positive nuarsnme. Your
iiinney lik 11 you are no: pcrloctly sat
itllcd. Foslmy Ji M.ibou.
pregnancy are banished by Wine of Cardui, and mis
carriages, which blast so many -fond mother's hopeB,
are prevented. Flooding, which so often occurs after
childbirth, is corrected when Wine of Cardui is used during pregnancy.
Wine of Cardui babies are healthy babies, because, during the
months of pregnancy, the mother is able to give them necessary vitality
and strength.
With these facts presented to American women no expectant
mother should be satisfied without the re-inforcement that Wine of Cardui
will give her. Every mother should be able to treat herself in her home
with this valuable medicine.
Wine of Cardui can be secured from any druggist at $1 .00 a bottle.
Polycarp, N. C, Jan. 11, 1902.
I am the mother of Beven children and while in pregnancy with the
first six suffered untold misery until they were born. One month beforethe
seventh was born I began to take a bottle of Wine of Card- ii. which gave me
relief aftertaking three doses. I used the remainderof the bottle liutil the
birth of the child, and was stouter in three days after the birth than i was in
a month after the birth of eithor of tli f:r-t ,ix. I am 29 years old.
MRS. V. ELIZABETH STAFFORD.
BUSINESS
t. G.Will for jewelry.
F. M. French, Jeweler.
Rotors honed and Bet
25
Stat
-y,, ExbiiImJt Hair Tonic re.
rair fnlcR nritrinnl nntnr. Viareak
E!SemBana Dandruff Cure or money re-
- A , , ..
unded. 50c per bottle .
The New York World
Time .as demonstra'.rd that the
Thrice-a-Wcek World stands alonein its
oIbsb. Other papers have Imitated its
JSU e iJtlS
, tellfl it impartially, whether that
newB be political or otherwise. It is, in
fact, almoBt a daily at the price of a
weekly and you cannot afford to be with-
out it.
Rnnnhhcan and democrat alike can
read the Thrice-a-.Week World with ab-
solute oonttdence in us train.
In addition to news, it publishes nrat-
class serial stories ana oiaer igswrn
suited to the home ana nresiae.
Tne inrice-a-eo: nunu n rcKum
subscription pnee is only i.uu per yea
an this pays tor too paperB. -ve one
this unequalled newspaper ana uia bm
bavt Dbvobat together oae vear to
2.0P
,
Domarkahle Clubbing Offer.
"" -
New BubBcribere to the Weekly Dbmo-
csat may have this paper and the hi.
Lonj8 Republic, semi-weekly, perhaps
tne beet democratic paper in the U. 8.,
0r the price of one, $1 .25, and old sub-
ecribers upon renewal, paying a year in
usance, for $1.50, the best clubbing
0g6r ever mud here. Satisfactory ar-
rangemente with daily subscribers.
Portland and Return.
The SoathBrn PaciBc is now Belling
. Portland and re-
---r --- - ..j
turn for$3 00, eood going Saturday p.m.
nr anv train OI Duouny roiuiuiuB
and Monday niving all day Sunday
and
Monday in Portland. The eame arran
aement applies from Portland sivlne
Portland people a chance 10 viou vaiwy
point! at groatly reduced rates.
W. E. Coman,
Gen'ral Passenger Ag
We S'W tlie greatest blooa pur
; r. Alcr Hinnd Klixlr. under a
uotitivti. Kiiarnniee. It will cure ail
cJronic and other blocd poisons. If
,oa oave eruptions or Borea on your
i hody, or are pale, weak or run down, it
Mb iuet what vou need. We refund money
if vou an not sutiofied. 60 eta and $1.00,
Fosbay & Mason.
It vou desire a good complexion
use MoM t ea a pnre herb drink. It
acts on tho liver and mke the skin
smooth and clear. Cnrea rick headaches.
25 cts. and 50 cts . Money relumied if it
does not satiify you. Fosbay & Mason.
HOGS FOR 8 ALE Large English Berk
ehi'ba. Oar fonndation stock comes
from beet herdB in the Uniied 8tteB
and stock for sale is reiteied and ne
vood bb can b had anywheie. We
also hhvo a fine yearling, registered
Btiorthoro bull, we will sell reasonable.
Call od or write
Pacific Ndkserv Co.,
Tangent, Ore
H. F. Herrill
TN80RAr".E AND LOAN AGENT.
I City and Cooaty Warrants bouvhtand
old. Collections promptly o-uenaea to,
Corresoondence B0lifited,
First National Bank,
llbany, Uregon
President
Vice-President.
Cashier
.E. W. LANGDON
, :.rt.E. YOUNG
A. O.SCHMUT
Transacts a ftinorm wakim business.
Accounts kept subjoct to cbecR.
Siffht exchanire and telegraphic transfer
sold on New York, Sao Francisco, Chicago
and Portland,
COLLECTIONS MADE ton lavorable
terms.
t)lRK3TOR8:
S. E. Youso, E. W. Lanodon,
P. A. GooDWiK, A. ( ,cciti
0.8. Funk,
MOTHERHOOD h the reward nature
bestows upon healthy womanhood.
Women whose vi tility has been sapped
by disease cannot safelv give birth to chil
dren. In pregnancy anQ in childbirth weak
ness of the mother is revealed in the pain
and agony she 8u Hers.
This great medicine drives out every ves
tige of inflammation and weakness, and
gives tone and itrength to the delicate or
cans which mature the child. The pains of
Clubbing Terms
albany Democrat and Examiner $2.56.
Albany Democrat aodlOregonian $2.25,
Albany Democrat and Reonblio'll.EO;
Albany Democrat and Commoner
$2.00. "
Democratand Homestead, $2.00.
Scott's Santal-Pepsin Capsules
A POSITIVE CURE
For Inflammation orCatarrhof
the Bladder and Dlseasod Kid
neys. MO CURE HO PAT. Carftfl
quiCKiy ana pormnnuniiy tue
twnrut rtnttnn of finnarrlitMiB
and Gleet! no matter of how
long BtantiinR. Abaolntely
harmletw. Sold by druggist.
Price 11.00. or hv mail. DOlt
paid, $1.00, 8 boxes, $2.76.
THE SANTAL-PEPSIN CO.
Bellefontaine, Ohio.
For sale by Bart hart & Lee.
OREGON
Union Pacific
Aim
CBPABT
FBOtf
TIME 8CHEDOLEB
FBOM
PORTLAND, OE.
4BBTT
IBOU
Chicago-
rortland Bait LaKe.Uenver, ft.
Snecial Worth. Omana. Kan- 4:30
8 :20 a.m. saa, 'Oity, 8t. Lome P.M
via Hnnt Chicago and East.
lngton.
Atlantio Salt u,aKH,ienver,(i't
Expreas Worth, Omaha, Kan- 10:30
8:15'pmeaB Oity, St Lontb, a.m.
via Hnnt uiic&go ana isast. '
iDirton,
St. Paul Walla Walla.Lewlaton,
FastMail Spokane, Wallace,
8 :00 p m Pullman, MinnoapoliB,
- Ci.Paul.Oulutb, Mil
' , , t tukee, dhicago and
est.
7:35
70 HOURS
Portland to Chicago. No change ol
carB, lickefs East via ail rail or boal
andrailviaPOBfLAND.
OCEAN
AN3 RIVER SCHEDULE
FROM PORVLAN1)
Allsailing Dates sabjeot
tocbange,
8 p.m. 4:30
For San Francieco. p.ra
Sails everv 6 dayB
Daily
except COLUMBIA RIVER
8unday STEAMERS. 4 p. m,
8 P. m. To Aatoria and Way- except
Saturday Landings. , Sundaj
10p.m.
BO EAST THROUGH PORTLAND
sarficxets via tfcis route on Bale at 8
P depot
Albany, Oregon.
, A. LORAW,
Agent,, Portland, O
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oroeon for Linn couniy.
Harvey A. Morse, plaintiff, va
Am.nHu Morse, oefendant.
Vnn are berebv reauired to appear
on, 1 inn the comDlaint in tbe above
entitled suit on or above the 22nd day of
October, 1904, and 11 youjiau 10 so ans
wer, tor want thereol the plaintiff will
apply to the court for the rtdief do
mandad in tbe complaint, to wit, for a
decree of divorce Irom the defor.daut.
This publication is made lor six suc
cessive weeka by order ol Hon. O. H.
Stewart, judeeef the County Court oi
iho tnta of Oregon, for the County of
T..n Hnlv made and entered in the
aDove entitled cause on the 8th day of
jSoptember. 1901, ami tuo nrsc puouca
tiort ot Ibis summons is September 9,
1904.? Martin,
flaintiff's Attorney,
63" Chamber ol Comnerce,
Portland, tOreRon.
b Hi re-7 Hfc.
TYPEWRITERS
FOR SALE
OK
FOR RENT
College Students in Stenography and
others are requested to call and get terras.
R. J. BRODIE & COmPANY
THE QUALITY KIND
XXXWXXKX
THOMAS BRINK
Has one ot the
FOKNIIURE
That can be found in the valley,
and be can suit you in quality and
price. Just give him a call and look
over hid stock before you buy.
A FAIR EXCHANGE
is no robbery. "We are -willing to edu
cate vour son and daughter, and take
nroduccts from your farm m payment.
We use wood, wheat, potatoes flour,
butter. eggsThese may be more plent
iful with you than cash.
Write for a Catalogue
and learn about our Classical, Scien
tific, Normal Commeric&l and Music
courses they are all gilt-edged. Open
Se ft. 19.
Albany College, Albany, Or
THE JERSEY DAIRY
A. B. MILLER & SONS, Prop.
Pure Jamy Cream, Milk anil
Batter snppliBi daily
Leave orders at O. Meyer's
Phonejl2X3.
Star Baths.
having and Hair-Outting Parlors
hiirj, ejfuellua futa, First Glass
t Blok etand.
roidalbia St. between lat and 2nd.
E.
SOUTHERN" PACIFIC
Shasta Route.
Trains leave Albany for Portland and
way fltationa at :vio am, i :uu a
3 10 p m -
LeavrPtJiland .; : a m 8:80 p m
' Albany 12 :30 p m 11:85 p m
Arrive Ashland 12:&5 a m 12:85 a m
" Sacramento .. f:10 P
" San FranciBCO. 7 :4D p m 8:40 am
ArriveOnden 04l5aa
" Denver 9:i0 a ra
' Kansas City. .. 7:25 a m
' Chioaao 7:42 am
7:00 am
9:16 a m
7:25 am
8:30 am
ArriveLos AnKeles.. 2:00 pm 8:06am
" El Paso :00pm 6:00 pm
" Fort Worm. .. 6:30a m 6:30 am
" Oity of Mexicoll:S0a m 11 -30 a u
Houston 7:00am 7:00am
New Orleans.. 6:30pm 6:30po,
Warhtnxton .. 6:42 a m 9:42am
New York 12:10 p m 12:10p m
Pnllman and Tourists care on bott
trainB. Chair cars Sacramento to Ogdoi
and Kl Paso, and tourist card to (Jbicago
StLouis, New Orleans and Washington .
Connecting it San Francisco with sev
eralsteamship lines for Honolulu, Japan,
China, Philippines, Central and Soutfc
America ,
SeeO. Feokk agentat Aibanysta
tion or address
W. E. OOMAN.U.P. A.
ortland.O.
U. S. ttiid Foreign
FBernl mtxtel, .ketch or ptotocf Uncntim tvri
tiqw 10 ter iuo fDfl L.lliflOVn v me 1
Opposite U. S. Patent Office
W prom;
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finest stocks of
Excursion Rates.
On and after June 1, 1904, the South
em Pacific, in connection with the Cor
vallia fe Kastarn railroad, wu hnvn nt H
Bale round trip tickets from points oi 1
neir Unea to JNewport, xaquma anij
Detroit at very low rates, good for re f
turn until October 10, 1904. i) .
Three-dav tlckete to Newport am? ;
Illrnincr MnnnavH. Mm aln,i nn r.1. fM.X.
All Rant RiHn n.linl(l. PnrrlftnH tn : I
incluBiv, and from all VVeB' pomti, en
abling people to visit their families an 1
spend Sunday at ths eoaside.
Hesarin tickets from nil East Sid ? i.
points, Portland to Euaune, inclnniv.
and from all West Side pointB, are alp .
nn llalA tn Tlalrnif af vuru Inn.
- . mica, wil
Biop-over privileges at Mill City or an -poiot
esst. .' ,
"DS-. UU HDWuijc, MCKeiB CtieCKC t
throuzb toNWDort: on Yunnino tii.
to laqa:na only.
HniltllMrn Pnnlftn (..In. .
trie U. dc E. nt A hnno nnH nn.ailin . .'
Yaquina and Newoort. Traino
O. & E, foi DHtroit will leave Albany &
7 a. m.. enahlinir ttinrinta m tk v. v'
8pringato reacb there the eame day. ' I
Full information as to rates, wit?
beautifully illustrated booklet of Yrv '1'
quma dav and wimnitv. tim inkle, ..-,v v
can be obtained on application toEdv '
btonn. mannDBF r .tr it : i i .if
any ; w.E. Coman, G. P. A., S .mbe f
Pacific company, Portland, or to any f. . "
P. or C. & E. agent. ,?
v uuui aiusuy id newport, x
lo Yannina Msn. n n;. io s. : : !
lhre-day rate from Albany to Newpi:
?2.50. -i
Corvallis & Mm mm
TIME CARD No. 26.
No. 2 For Yaquina:'
Train leaves Albany
' arrive00"" "'
No. 1 Returning:
Leaves Yaquina,
' Oorvallla.
Arrives Albany
No. 8 For Detroit: '
LeavesAlbany
Arrives Detroit.
No. 4 from Detroit '
12:46 p. 1 1
1 --45 p. ? ; j
6:40 p. )
,7:16 8.5 I
11. -30 a. 2
12:16p. ; j
1:00 p. k ' i
6:00 p. I .
weaves Detroit...., a. on
ArrivesAlbany " u'05
.""'" io. 1 arrives in Albany in til
tr0aiCn0nansewfl,TUh th8-8 P Bouth
hon? "8 Si'0 tw0 or h
Train No 2 connects with the &
' Corvallis and Albany 1
Tram 3 (or Detroit, Broitenbn.h 1 a
0 her mountain resorts haves Alban n
1 .1 P. m.,raachla Def oit.abont 6 r (
rorfurtnerinformitinn nni. ;
n,.WD,r8T?NEM.M(ie
tr -ir V,V.?. u- aen'. Albsnv.
H..H. CRONSIE, Agent, CorvalllB,
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